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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10

New Orleans drip coffee at Jim 6
Jerry's.
Curtis s. Narcotic are just in receipt of
some very fine brands of whiskey. Try
| them.
The Rochester lamp, 65 candle power,
can be adjusted o. any chandelier or
hanging lamp, at Lapeyre Brothers.
Go to Bailey's Restaurant for oyster
fries, best in town.
w. Y. Upmann's Daisy cigar at the
Bowling Alley Fruit Store. F~irst-ayenue
South.
Mountain sheep at Jim s. Jerry's.
Frsst proof storage room t rentin base
ment. Apply 0 e. p. Thomson.
Head-cheese and pressed corned beef at
Dickinson's Great Falls meat market.
GotoJ. K. Clark's for fine wines, liquor,
cigars and tobacco.
For a fine parterhouse steak and Sara
toga chips, 60 to Jim u Jerrys.
Fine gold and rolled plate ieweIry at
reduced prices at Ringwald II Carriers.
Come and try our creamy, dreamy Mil
Waukee keg beer, always on draught at
the Palace Saloon.
The new Crown sewing machine-see
the style with written guarantee, unlimit
ed-sold cheap for cash by G. T. Wer
necke.
The Forestry brand Of whiskey, 10
years old, ut Curtis y Narcotics.
Meals at all hours at Bailey's Restan-
rant.
A few more boarders can be accommo-
dated at the B u B restaurant.
Fresh bologna and liver sausage at the
Great Falls Meat Market, Firstavenue
South.
As1uare meal for 20 rents at the Great
Falls Chop House.
If you wish d Of those delicious Ger
man pancakes, go to Jim HJerryss
Fine silver watches at RingWald & Car
rIers
Guykenheimer Rye It the White House
Saloon.
All the delicacies il the market 1t Bal
ley's Restaurant.
Knight 4 Go.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10

Potatoes, vegetables, oats, hay AMI feed
for sale by Wilcox & Chowen, commission
merchants, Central avenue.
Special inducements for ranchmen who
contemplate fitting out for the winter at
Dunlap & Mitehell's.
The the new candies at CT. Wernec-
ke's, also butter scotch. fresh tafy, and
angels food for the ladies.
Everything clean and neat at Bailey's.
Watches can now be bought in Great
Falls as low as in any of the eastern titles.
A full line IN gold both for ladies and gen
tlemen at Ringwald q Carriers.
Mckay keeps q full line consisting Of
eggs, butter, pork and poultry.
Everything neat and clean at the Mon
tana Central Restaurant.
Re-imported bourbon at Curtis Mar
cotte's.
A rattle for a shotgun took place at the
Park hotel this morning. There were 20
chances at d dollar a chance. Oscar dim
ger won it, throwing 80. He afterwards
sold It to Phil Gibson for a 5-doIIar bill.
A square meal and everything neat and
clean at the Saint Elmo.
Call in at McKay's and get one of those
fine turkeys for your Sunday dinner.
Old Hermitage whiskey ! years old at
j. .Clark's.
All that the market affords can be found
at the White House saloon lunch counter.
No lottery prizes at Nathan's, but every
thing in his line sold cheaper than any
similar house in Montana.
DIR. Henderson and wife have rome east
on h visit to friends and relatives In Cana
da and elsewhere. They will return to
Great Falls the latter part of January by
which time their new brick residence will
be completed. s@
Charles Aubrey, one of the old timers Of
northern Montana, Is IL the city today.
Mrs. g. n. Chowen returned from Min
neapolis il company with Mrs. Gibson.
i. M. Morgan, the architect, left on to-
days train for Benton, on 8 business
trip.
Mrs. Paris Gibson arrived ID town last
evening from the east. She formerly re-
sided with her husband at Fort Benton,
but IS the climate did not agree with her
she returned 10 Minneapolis. She now
visits Gsreat Falls for the first time and
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| will reside with her husband in a hand
some suite of rooms at the Park hotel.
The Gibson also returned last evening
and received Il hearty greeting from his
many friends.
Charles S. Gibson Of Fort Benton is Wis
ting the city today.
Joseph Cobell, one of the first and most
successful ranchmen of northern Mon
tana, has sold his ranch near the head of
the shonkin To the McLeisil brothers.
steckmen of the same valley. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
The carpenters are busily engaged in
fitting up the Wetzel building recently
leased by w. B. Raleigh G Co. The
in Il few weeks at which time the new
firm will put in their stock of goods.
There is some talk about the minor
county Offices. County commissioner
Wall is understood to eson his way here.
H. f. Rolfe has just received a carload
Of hlppded dairy cows over the Saint Paul,
Minneapolis ID Manitoba Railway. They
comprise Holstein, Polled-Angus AYR
shire and Durham lows all bred to the fa-
nous Durham bulls furnished by + j.
Hill to the s-tockbreeders along his rail
road.
f. Nj. Morgan with his wife and child
arrived today from Benton en- route to
Dubuque, in the Judith Basin. Mr.. Nor
gan is the enterprising merchant of that
section.
Eighteen head Of fine Montana bred
~trotting stock have been sent from Dillon
to Kentucky, Boston and Chicago.
The New York Sheep Company has
been formed at Okla.
Mr.. McComas OF Helena has bouglltf for
$500, the w~ell-known Deer Lodge trot-
ting mare, Ida d.
a full line Of holiday goods At Lapeyre
Brothers.
Handsome Xmas and plush goods at
Lapeyre Brothers.
For Rent-A frame building on Third
street, next door To A.G. Browns shoe
shop. Terms reasonable. Call ut Pratt's
blacksmith shop.
SILK Display.
See the display OF silks and veIvets
shown at Thomson today. Prices reduc-
ed In ordeEIo close them ont before jan
nary 1sr
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS
Something new every day at A. Nathan's.

Something new every day at A. Nathan's.
.Thenman around town of the Tribune
witnessed a test made between brands of
flour from Dakota, Washington territory
and other points, and the Cataract Mill
Company's productions. The test was
sdecidedly in favor of the latter company.
We notice d large assortment Of fine
gold rings for both ladies and gentlemen
at Ringwald& Carriers.
Efforts are being made by the A. O. q.
w. lodge to nuke a success OF their ball
tomorrow night.
Special rates on eggs and butter to ho-
tel men and Restaurants at McKay's.
A fine lunch counter is now in connee-
ton with the saloon Of Curtis & Marcott.
If you wish q good oyster fry, go to Jim
s. Ierry's coffee-house on First-ayenne
south.
Ham and eggs at the Great Falls Chop
House.
Strangers coming In should go to Bai-
ley's Restaurant for 4 square meal. Sec
ond street, across from postotIiee.
lit you want q nice sand wictl with your
beer, try the Palace Saloon.
Tracklayers are engaged ID laying track
to the roundhouse.
Fine malaga grapes at I. 1. Tsrael's on
Central m
Eggs by the case or single dozen at Nc
Kay'sneW produce house.
Tender steaks, delicious outlets and
everything the marketaffords at the Mon
taua Central restaurant.
California fruits, cigars and tobacco
all nesh-at the Bowling Alley Fruit
store, First-avenue South.
Furnished rooms to rent at the BIB
restaurant.
Dunlap u Mitchell keep 5 full line OF
staple and fancy groceries and claim Do
sell as cheap 1t not cheaper than any sim
liar house ii Great Falls.
Fancy lemons. extra fine ranges snow
white Goldfish, smoked halibut and an
schovies ust received fresh aa c.. Wer-
neckes.
Oysters ii all styles at all hours. 1t the
White House lunch cnnnfAT.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-10

Commencing On the 18th instant the MONTANA ART COMPANY will have on exhibition and for
sale a choice collection Of Oil Paintings French and English OhoeqapFs, German
*.s#aP ades Prangs Chrmos and a number Of other artistic articles
These are suitable for hhy presents Wait until you can inspect them before purchasing your Gifts
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
E. L. Linder, Plaintiff
against
E. L. Linder, Jr., Defendant
Summons for Relief-Compaint not served.
10 the Defendant, L. L. Linder, Jr
ou are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in this action.
winch is filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
court OF Common Pleas, for the said County.
ana TO serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber at his ofhce Mt No
Law Range, Union s. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of tho
DAY OF such service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
ior the relief demanded in the complaint.
Datea Union, 5. e., lst February, A. D., 1e8 7
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.
Plaiutif's Attorney.
~ Clerk.
To E. l.. Linier, Jr. Defendant.
You will take notice that tho Complaint in
this action, together with the summons--of
which the foregoing is q cory-was filed in the
office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, ut Union,
S. c., on the first day Of February, A. D. 1887.
DAVID JOHNSON JR.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
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Early Rose and Peerless Potatoes for .als
a A. II. STOKES g. cos.
Feb lS u.
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MASTERS SALES.
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

Columbus R. Robertson as Administrator Of Jno.
H. SHELTON Plaintiff
against
Martha Ison, John 8. Ske lion, Joseph b:
Skelton, Mary L. Wiz, Levi McCreight and
II, NJ. Grimball, Defendants.
N obedience to an order made IN the ABOVE
entitled case by Ills honor I. u. Fraser,
Circuit Judge. 1 will sell before the Court
House door i'm the town of Union, within the
legal hours of sale, on the first Monday IN
March 1887, the following described properly
10 wit
All that certain tract Of land lying being and
situate in Union county, state aforesaid, contain
inc one huadred and thirty acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Of NJ. Betenbaugh, Y. L.
Sca,fc, Isaac Clark, deceased, Nimiod Sharpe'
deceased, end others.
All that certain tract Of land lying being and
situate in Union County, State aforesaid con-
tanning fifty -four acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of G. C. Sartor, j. G. G. Edwards, ana
others. ID
Said tracts Of land sold at the risk OF Y. II.
Robertson. who bid of said tracts On Saiesday
In December 1886.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-lhird cash: balance on credit OF one
and two years in equal installnents' WIN ih'er,
c,t from day of sale to be secured by BOND OF
tho purcLaser and mortgage Of the premises
'"' JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County
Masters Office, Feb. 1887.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
For March, 1887.

DY virtue of n warrant to seize crop, Will
ID sell before the Court House door on Mon
day the seventh day Of March, next, during
the legal hours Of Sheriff's Sales, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Two bales of cotton Nos 247O ana Z4'o'
levied on and to be sold as the crop OF W.; a.
W;x under n warrant TO seize crop under lien,
nj the .uit of X. S. A. Pearson plaintiff. against
w, A. Wix, defendant. >. u. LON4'
Feb. IA, 1887. =.
Feb lS .. OF
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GAFFNEY CITY MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
w. +. Macarthur,
j. NJ. TANKERsLEY, Associate
X. y. SANS, Principals.

DUPILS received at any date and charged
l. from time of entrance.
Spring session opens OH Wednesday, the 9th
day of February.
They are now in the new brick building, ad-
mirab'y adapted to school work. 1t will ac-
commodate 800 pupils.
The primary branches, English, Latin, Greek,
French, Music, Mathematics, Surveying, Book
keeping and civil engineering taught.
For the sake of exercise and discipline, there
is military class in the school, in which tho
drill is thorough. This is optional on tho part
of the pupils. The girls arc taught Calisihc-
MICS.
Board with the Princi pals at 50 100 month,
the girls boarding in the family Of Capt. Sans
and the boys with Mr.. Macarthur.
Tuition 81. so to S4.00 q month.
For particulars address either of the princi
pals, Gatfney City,S c..
Feb 4t
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
ln the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief-Complsint Served.
James. NJ. Gibbs. Plaintiff,
against
IT, Lawrence Linder, Defendant.
10 the Defendant in this action.
Yoo arc hereby summoned and reouired 70
Il answer the complaint in this action n
copy OF which is herewith served upon won
"mu ~ serve copy of your answer to the said
TTTmp,'nt Tn;I On tho subscriber at his office, at
In'ou, "hhin twenty days after the service
heIccf; exclusive of the day Of snoh sorv;oa
nhu II you iail to answer the complaint within
me time aforesaid; the plaintiff in this oct;on
VIII aPpiy to the Court for the Relief deman.
deu III The Complaint.
Mnhess, James Munro, Esq, Clerk of the
Ccur. OF common Pleas, in and for the COUNTY
AFORESAID, at the place aforesaid. 2nd dav ~
February, in the year of our Lord ono IT,, ui
sand eight hundred and eighty seven and in
the one hundred and eleventh veer ~ ~.
sovereignty and Independence Of the IIn,,aS
states Of America. '"
s. d. A. TOWNSEND,
'"i Plaintiffs Attorney.
JAMES MUNRO, Clerk.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
10 T.. Lawrence Linder: Take notica that
tne summons Of which the above il a oonv and
the complaint were filed in the Office Of Tho
Cierk OF Court of Common Pleas for Union
county aforesaid on the 3d day of February.
1907. d. A. TOWNSEND,
Fab o. Plaintiffs Attorney.
wv - Ct
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Mortgage Sale.

DY virtue of auth ority contained in mort
ID gage deed of j. Is. Foster to A. II. Foster,
Of date the Sth day OF May, A. ID. 1850, Will
sell NJ public auction, before the Court House
door at Union, s. c., on the first Monday in
March next, between the hours of IL and 3
o'clock, the followi ng described lands and tene-
menis. TO wit:
All that certain tract OF parcel of land lying
and being in Goudeysville Townships Uni on
County, containing foriy-nine (49) acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of A. j. Ken drick,
estate of Dr. Wade Fowler, Mrs. h. X. Caro-
theirs and Mrs Mary Walker.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, purchaser to pay for
papers. A. II. FoSiEh,
Mortgage.
February IL, 1887.
Feb. l8 1T
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Feb
NOTICE |

IL persons who are indebted to me and
N fail TO pay within twenty days from this
date, their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer for prompt collection. Pay up and
save expenses. L. ii. MANSON.
Feb At.
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JAMES MUNRO, Clerk,
NOTICE.

VIII be sold to the eighcst bidder at Ham
w let Jefferies' old Mill. near Wilkinsville,
OIL the 3rd Of March. One Gin House, one
Grist Mill complete, and small Turbine,
Water wheel. Terms made known on day OF
sale. j. r. JEFFERIES, Agent.
Star Farm, S. c., Feb. 10, 1857.
Fob Is "
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DISSOLUTION.

rJNHE firm heretofore existing In the town
i Of Union, under the name of May & Broth
er, have been dissolved by mutual consent.
GEO. s. MAY,
ii. A. MAY.
Feb 4 Is A..
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY. I

b To T.. Lawrence Linder, defendant: You will
take notice that the complaint herein and the
Summons (of which the above is O copy was
filed in the Office Of the Clerk o: the Court of
Common Pleas, for Union County aforesaid on
the first day Of February 1887
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Fcb4 ct
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SOUTH CAROLINA, !
UNION Cot,Srv :
The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief-Complaint Served.
John Wright Hodge, Plaintiff,
against
Frank Hodge, Calvin Hodge, Gasawsy Hodge.
Nelnnd Hodge, Caroline Fowler, Catharine
lioys, James l. Hoys, Minerva Ads, Henry
Ads, Sarah johnson, John Jobn,on Iomc.
Hodge, John Hodge, Zacariah Hodge, Thomas
Hodge, Susan Hodge, Mark Fowler. Ellis
jackson Fowler, Susan Milllwood, Doc. Mill
wood, Samuel Fowler, Elma Hili Franklin
Fowler, Ramsey Quinn, Anderson Quinn.
Giles Quinn, Ellen Jane Quinn, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named.
VOU arc hereby nummoned and required 10
l. answer tho complaint iu this ac,,v",
which copy is herewith served upon you, and
TO serve o copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscribers at their Office, Law
Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of tn Q
day of such service ; aud if you fail to answer
the complaint within the timo aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to.the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated February 1S, 1887.
C~) MUNRO s. MUNRO,
! Seal Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JAMES MUNRO, Clerk,
To the defendants Frank Hodge, Calvin
Hodge. Ncland Hodge. Mark Fowler, Catharine
IIoys and James I. Hoys: Take notice thai
the Summons in this action, of which the fore
going is copy, was filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Union
County, ut Union, in the County of Union, il
the State Of South Carolina, on the 9Th day o.
February 1887. MUNRO s. MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
February, lS, 1887.
Feb 25 Ut
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-03-24

which has not accepted and become subject to
sections one ID and two (2) OF chapter one hun
dred and eleven u11) OF the Special Laws Of
1873, relative to taxation or some special act or
ing the same, shall become liable to nay, and
Shall pay percentage OF its gross earnings, in
ne" GI M osher ta%es IN WIN Inc
SEC 2 No railroad, branch, or extension
OF a railroad III this state shall hereafter be
warehouse commission that the same is finished
and in a safe condition for operation. Within
constructing and operating such railroad. branch
or extension, shall file i'll the Office Of
said commission map and profile thereof.
with table of grades, curvatures. and mileage,
and statement of the other charact eristics of
the road. certified by its president and engineer
in such form as the board may prescribe.
SEC. J. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 7th. 1887.
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eating liquors shall he granted to any person an
plyllg for the same under the provisions OF the
charter Of any city Of thi: state which city con-
more by the municipal authorities OF said city.
except upon the condition that said applicant
shall, before the issuance OF said license, pay
into the treasury Of said city in the msnner pro-
vided by its charter a license fee OF one thou
sand G.0OO) dollars or such fee in excess OF said
manner provided in its charter. fix and pre-
scribe; anything ln'the charter Of any city to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
SEC . No license for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors shall be granted to any person applying
for the same under the provisions of the charter
OF any city OF this state. which city contains a
people, by the municipal authorities OF said
city. except upon the condition that said appli-
cant shall. before the issuance of said license,
pay into the treasury Of said city. in the manner
provided by its charter. license fee of five hun
dred (5OO dollars. or such fee in excess Of said
sum as the city council Of said city SHALL in the
manner provided by its charter, fix and pre-
scribe: anything in the charter OF any city to the
contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. 8. No license for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors shall be granted by the county commits
sioncrs Of any county, or the municipal authori-
ties OF any town, village or borough. to any per-
sou applying for the same under the provisions
OF chapter sixteen u6I, General Statutes of
1878, or Ut any general or special law governing
such village or borough, except on the condition
Of paying. in the manner prescribed by said
chapter sixteen, or in the case OF any village or
borough organized or existing under Il general
or special law regulating the subject Of licenses
for the sale OF intoxicating liquors, then il the
manner provided in and by such general or
special law, q license fee of five hundred 600
dollars, such fee in excess OF said sum as the
county commissioners. or in case ct such village
or borough the municipal authorities of such
village or borough shall fix and prescribe.
Provided, That no license shall be granted for
longer period than one year. or for period
beyond twenty t!O) days after the annual cleo
ton in such village or CITY next ensuing after
the date OF snch licenses.
SEC. i. Nothing herein contained shall be COLI
strued as affecting or repeating the local option
provisO of sec, ion ID Of chapter sixteen tlG)
OF the General Statutes Of 1873, or the local OPP
ton provisions Of section As OF chapter lI5 Of
General Laws OF 1885.
SEC. >. All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. q. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after July LIST. 1857.
Approved Feb 10th. 1887
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or%,rsn s unuGt @nH ,, aaw VI CnIS STATE, OF
nicnaI corooratiou ~. rt IN ,it VI n ~.
a'!;t ovt ps !ue court III wnich or Inc
sha1i sarI ~ ~ ho.rS ao,,n;, ,n eoi' 40 nso
thorit;ea x%;ch ;H ~ 1en s'ns.et i VI az
hn antEor;zaT ~ issua o inonso =; ~ ~ w." , moGtu
,xhere smch corv;ct;o" - hI 49,
in" TIA ofra~so c,o" .aI .H oo";n; a
s,,ch ~. va: 49,, tn 49,; S H tLuef
yiction: and snc cert;fca1e = ns sHe' h con
,na.,;St rot - si1t ~ i t; f. NAVY Nv
hw conrt hax;no cer IL ms hsmo anu IL MADE
| such clerk ~ 0''".' Nv ANA"' ny
Sec IS The county commissioners Of any
| lage or borough, and the authorities Of anvmm
| nicipai corporation who are authorized tn ;ss"o
any license for tn, sale Of infox;ca si"o
linnors nttar uo,i"n 10 two ,.rn,, His;E
any such lcens. and reasonable onnort''n;tS
for him ~ he hoard Nv thor ~ ~. pd, vvueS
OF their numher NAV TevnSa onv sncI, Hoa,,se
and declare The same fnrfeited n;sor ,,cnof stt
factory to them that he has v;oia,ad 49, ~ Up
laws Of this state rcrn!otinr The sale ~ ,nto~,
eating LIQUORS. or has vioiatetl INV Irov.;n"s ~
law ROM ntinu nersor. g" EnonS,i ~ s, 1i VI
nlacns whara Such H"nors ,ro sn,G ~ SCI, ~, oI
c"nt;1 ;"ns ~ ,I my q, aotu' " 'i:! W we
such license. and any such license shall cease ny
lie in force iron, and .frar smcS, rovnnat;on nv,
tendency Of nroceerln~s before = corr ~ ins
ticc snail not snsnenI or intorfnre ,r;+h' ~
power herein given to revoke a license or de-.
clare :. torSaitnra In Ill rLoeo c,saa ,.,ho" 49,
such license is revoked or declared forfaitea H.,
reason of anv violation Of the law in reiat;on ~
the sale of Intoxicating liquor to a minor. ha-
bitua (lrunkard or intemncrate drinker of in
toSicatiny li0uOrs. or after notice forhiGd;n,,
such sale. the Iicensee shall be- d,sonalified tn
receive n iicense nv rHa narod ~ fua ,.oo" ~
thereafter. and iu all nth"r ,pseS for ~ s.,s
~ nna ,,e, =. =. 10 ,;+; 0 ~ eA'o peIiou
The license SO frfeitei. and If The ;cansee =; ~
owner Of the nrtmises described in a. cove ra
bv such license no license shall be ;ssneG ~ Ga
oxnrcisad m said ,rnmisas for tha rosino ~ ~
Term thereof ~'~ "a VAC
Sc" % ai1 ,,n,;.,+;,,, 10, , ,;,o,.o r. oo,,
;r by; 80; ~ apl,nca.Ions loi u LICENSE 10 sell
any cnnm3 or ~ n ~ Inc cot M or
nnj "'nrt W ~ .,I y. any lnulcl.
~ n,o III ~ ;iis s.ase 70 grant
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License and Sale of Liquors.

AN ACT regulating the amount Of licenses for
the sale OF intoxicating liquors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION l. No license tor the sale OF intoxt.